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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01


ReguiaF Ger. sss-Tafsliessosr.l
AEtielss of incoEparation Of Oriental
Loaee No. g II. o. q. =. az Paioase.
Were recorded ID TIE Territorial Hsara.
tary's oilioe this morning.
GoSefnsE Sompia has issned cammis-
sions a. noeariea pahiie 10 Lyman b.
Andrewa of kine, and James 3. RuAEls
Charles Petersen. sngineet q the
OsymriA Gre Department has had an
slsetFso bsl piaeeo IN he hoass uhieh
Sia Sefa him uhen = IRE alarn i
IA. TayIoR. Il TAeoms, was in he
sity Saturday looking for . siia for 8
shtnRla miiL One 81 tkA capacity cen.
ssmRaated woaaa snpleg aooui ffsy
Ihs FSnny LAhs uuAkss only I've
tgips . vsek % tAis part n0u, ea Ma
dAy aao FEfaay. ResnEnlng. shs lsaves
here Tueeaay and Saturday.
}. q. RsEetval aEsnt q tha u. II AN.
GomVauy n tAfa cfly. ~ rrqsass q
nany naeEehaaia. aslsNFzphsd ~ Good.
AL RsEkins & o., s1n Francisco, sai-
sr9aY affefnoon. a Feqaesf Ehaa 0tyu-
ria ffeisht Be eefeafter uniuaas9 q
Seattle instead 81 Teeoma.
frShaie 1aazs we'd yesler3ay mads
~ sfslef fuf ne sale e ~ real esaafs
Of he late yehn sefrsa.
An exhibla q tie xasirs 81 ths Nh
f1liey aalate waa tbs msrufng aled
vita he fronaae JsdRe By Ne a9nzlnts-
sEAR1f.
Arttelss % tnearpeEasiun q re
ChsrcA 81 CArta eG EAlsass Ctr, ara
e he Palonse Cay fmpeseensnt Goa
pany, have hesn alsd ws1h tAs Tsrrsso-
raj SecrStAry.
FEEaCAAE.
TAomas u. CAVAnaazA wsna % Ia
eesaa Snnaay On tAe Rasatwaoa.
Mr.. and Mrs n. X. owlmes EatnRnSd
froa2 q txip do9a ne SeanA lnaa spuninR
Fret. l.. n RsllAnAhss rstnrnaa san
aay eEseiHg fron assena.ns tna TsaSA-
en- fnatltzle q FakimA.
Ntkhan Wsif. . taA 80 kss Ter sans
vears rusiasa VIA rs unesa. / Harris,
isfa tsr ~ ha1e q his pAra1ta IN Aes
fark. yesasr4sy.
NtShi waia6man MeNais. whe hss
aaen afls1dine The snea@Pmanf q &c
Ssnrd AEny a. 81 IsoaiA rssarnsd lAss
Oss@ssA. Ga 81. 1851.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

The logs rscsived BY The Columbia 4
Puget Sound Railroad Mill from Ter
Fence OiBrien's Etuck Junction camp
today, scaled 2. l27 feet.
Alien Il Nelson sent In from their
camp today 50 piles Of an average length
Of a feet.
Several prominent millmen and log
gers we're seen today about the closing
Of the sawmillg in the Green River tim
Der belt by Special Agent Frost. The
dispatch, published this morning, say
ing that tbs authorities in Washington
we're taking notes Of the affair. vas
shown to them. They did not believe
it Just that those mills should remain
undisturbed while openly cutting timber
from Governments land. Some Of them
had heard that large quantities Of the
lumber had been sold to private indi
viduals. Nelson Bennett's mill vas the
only one thought by them to be cutting
lumber "for original construction Of the
railroad, under the law" The otherl
we're all thought 10 be enTichiuQ them
selves BY stealing from the Government
United States District Attorney w. H
White said that be had forwarded "a
| the authorities sc Washington, the en-
tire details Of the case, having sent {
lengthy telegram on the subject laei
Monday. He viii not bring suit againsI
the parties concerned until notified q
do % by the Attorney General.
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Shipping InteElfrenee.

The American bark James King was
chartered in San Francisco on Thurs
day 70 load lumber as q return cargo
fFom Puget Sound.
The ahip Hlntfam, Can't. Woodside,
which arrived from San Francisco yes
tesdsy, after dischaFRina ballast gill load
Seattle coal as q return cargo.
The steam collier Walla Walls sailed
today With q cargo Of Seattle coal and q
deck load Of lumber.
The ship VanduFa sailed from San
Pedro on Aug. 10th for Portland.
The ship Pendleton sailed from San
Diego on AuR. 67th for Puget sound,
seeking cargo.
Grain fEeiRhts we're reported neglected
In San Francisco on Thursday. No
charters we're reported.
The bark Charles B. Kenny arrived
IN this port ct 10 .. m.
The steamship Mexico sailed for San
Francisco today. She took ont 50 tons
Of general freight and $50 tons OF coal.
The Portland 0rsgoniaH gives the fol.
lewing account Of freiRhts in that port (:
A small feet Of vessels must be near Of
hand, several being due from California
ports. There IL some activity IN ton
mage for thu coast lumber trade, bat
grain freiehts are Whelly inactive while
awaiting some decided turn n wheat,
Perhaps the bulk Of tonnage near at
hand for wheat is held IN Q speculative
vav By persons abroad. Il Vas taken
&c 37s. 50. and 38s., and the market row
IL osrtainly not much better. The fresh
turn Ia Affairs Al San Francisco hes
suddenly ended business IN fFeiehts and
there u no saying What the early future
will bring forth. Our spot disposable
list continues i've iron and ode wood.
The registered tonnage statement is
IS follows; In poFt-F0r grain loading,
27f5; miscellaneous, 1879 iron olsen
gseed, 60i2; wood diseneaQed, 1893 !;
total. 17085. On the vay-Due August
September. ssh; due September Octo-
Der. 10. 26S; due later on, 9,1o9 total,
q. $50.
PoRT LUDLOW. Sept. 2.--Arxived on
the lst-Ship Palmyra.
PoRT GAMBLE, Sept. 2. - Sailed -
eehoone. Corona.
PonT BLaxELx. Sept. 2.-AFEived--
Schooner Reporter.
TAToosH, Sept. 2.-The bark News
Boy and another bark passed In. The
steamer Walla Waila aud q bark passed
out. Cloady. Fresh southeast wind.
San F1ANcIsoo, Sept. 2.-Cleared-
Ship Commodore, NaBaImo; bark @. O.
WhltmoEe. Port Townsend; bark Ply
mouth, Port Townsend.
6ailed-Hleamer Geo. w. Elder, Sc
attic; steamer State Of California, Port
land.
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AND TRADE.


- -. q .ae~
SEATTLE kksnas y nAPs' = -.
A. syidszoe thA1 Seattle entqgB N
fnsrnanfn, nnA rrrnkabIs trnaa AZ fhs
r--..-.--.- q -. -. !, :, -.
- 1-AA'1
receaEg % al ataanAlen % - fact
tkas "a bnasa rnun1na 60 fhas ruula
$500 49,. a.. - ,,.s-sr.a.,..
- - :, - -. -
oises On ne average 80 kkAp- 1i1'A
the three trips mads thus f1E ms week
A. as..,n.e TA.s.n 60 oue a shaf
49, = - -..----,,...---.. e....,.,..
1o.ss ~ son& u = =.
and tie steamer WaahinGss@ sook COS
7s< tons, nnd shfs d uzdsr, rather than
49,. -. .-.....
AoSse we ass..
Ine people q ms slty ooA1se.sa 80
The zeal business we're PLEASED 10 no9iee
a. n..z,..;.a ~ a eoal fauina IN San
ss-sa -. -
Ek@neaseDs panliAsso ie 1.e'
They al think that thai VII MAKE
rushfuo husfneas fog usn
u..-s.,.. - .h,,r..re. v.,a .unuu-
ally tshs TO-DAY.
PRODUCE kEOKIPTS-Pass "A
hours include package butter, 10 eases
eggs, q sacks potatoes, p PACKAGES
fruit, saeks corn, ! sack squash, 3
SACKS wool, ! coop chicke1gs calves
and - sacks oysters. These were also
Fecsived 4 carloads Of general mernnan-
disc By the Puget Sound shore Lane.
HHIPMENTS-9eneral merohanolse
vas shipped from seattle during TIE
past q hours IN the following quant-
ties. O. 4 p. g. B. r, 50 tons; z. 3. 3.
Line. 20 tons; steamers Emma Hay
ward, ton; Idaho. Is tonsi Washing
ton, ~ tons; w. /; Munrse. 2 tons;
AuRasta. 2 tons; Michigan tons:
Helen. ton; Glide, 3 tons; koiths .
tons. Eastwood, ~ tons; Mexico, 81
tons.
WHEAT-ShipbEokars advanced the
price Of carrying wheat FROM this coast
10 Cork, q. K, from 30 shillinRs per ton
10 So shillinRs and sixpsnce for iron and
from q shillinRs and sixpenee to ~
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2-Whsat = Firm.
cash, 69.7-l6; October, 7lAi November,
OoFn-Easy, cash. as; October,
41.l3-le; November, 42.
Oxts--EasieF, cash, M; Oetober, 81
November, 25N.
Pork-stsa0y, year, e11.s5; January,
e12.50.
Lard = Hteady, cash, $6.421<06.15
Oetober. 50. 45ld6. AZ November sc. AK
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TACOMA.



Iha Psesf sosus Register, he con-
rsese1ni 81 atlpptna guide when We9 a.
VorfI.ed b rake ifs appsaEaBes today
rs failed 70 20 GO. i = s.ased ~.
satisfactory arEa144uguis bese nos
80 mnde f1x tka eFfnelDg 81 TIE 1ams
b ne psSspsssfvs pabiiahaE.
FFnnk GsanvllIa. who was the saeteei
Of 90 mnng iutsres1inR neNs items V
anIek suossaslons passed thfozan ne
effs from down seund, eastward . fee
daya ago. WheEe be vas eoand . nos
learned.
Ths CITY CounslI viii msst today azd
neVaral IMPORTANT masters viii come De-
fors 4. The eommittee hassnG -
dare he matter Of lighting ne city
WIth ne are elsetFie liahts VII pFoba-
big report and ths nsw ordisancs efsal-
ne 80 amended fEaoohiss 20 Nelson
Bsuness and assoeiasel fog RAINING ihe
electric street. railway vii be bFoaRht
10 for action.
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CHznAao. Sept. 2.-Cattle-R Receipts,
1000. quiet; natives. &8@5.20; stockeFs.
e20@3; Texas Castle, S2E93.l0i
rangers, 327O9275.
HoRs-Rsosipts, 5000, packing and
shipping. 4.7b@5, 80; LiRhs, eA9o@5S0.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; brisk and
higher; stockeEs. @265; Texans. $3.l0@
SIS; Western, s. 40; lambs, &4.60,G5.26.
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Noswtthsaanaing the Prselanation.
I.oaDoz. Sept. 2.-Joseph Richard
Cox, Member 81 Parliament for East
Clars. writes the papers that be wlli adj
drena HE connslsuents AZ Ballicoko on
Hunday, Notwithstanding the fact thai
The Government has been pFoelaimtng
The meeting.
Mag estss Insanity.
MuNlon, Sept. 2.-KinR 0,to's periods
% insanity are hecominR less frequent
wigs attacks ere becoming stronger
daily.
Death 20 q Bake
Pans, Sept. a.--Duke Campo Sslice.
the millionaire Who married the dAuah-
aar Of singer, she sewing machine man
ufaetufer, has died Of heart disease
brought on By the earthquake 81 Men
tone.
Great Eeaa Issaea.
pAHm, Sept. s.--fhe Issue Of q great
loan IA announced 20 transform The
naaaiua debt OF old ~ per oent. Tentes
into perpetual 3 per cents. Ia order 70
pgovfde resoaFcsa for che extraoftinaFy
hadeea 81 50 and for tha convsrsiOn 81
the debts which state may be called up-
% 70 pay 81 short noties.
eamaes Ter TIE repe.
MApAED. Sept. "A nnmbes OF The
ladies' OF Madrid have erRanixad series
o. National basque games for The par
rose Of raising fanda foe q testimonial
70 ths Pops On the occasion Of bis iuhi-
lee. To-day tha royal family Witnessed
the games which we're also attended By
ell the noted CaFiiafs and Alfonsisia and
30 priests. Tue amoant collected ex-
oeeded foaF kendFed poands
Pare wise In NeW EsFk.
REu YoAx, sept She seq Law
against the AaallefAtian Of wine vent
late eEeee In thia State yesterday. IL
ahaolutalv foFetda che mAnufasture OF
sale Of any wtns that has been treated
With any one 81 q dc1aa different
dsleasFious Substances aud leaves SalsF
and sugar vita gFapa brandy. aboat the
amiy thinea that ean BE- leRAllF added
30 tha pare juice of the gFaps In the
manafactnre % wines.
Ths BalEaEtaA Caelass.
eovtA. ssvs. An. saAmhuloa hes
dsnniialy anaoanead the feRmation ei
his cabinet Aa feliovE n. slAmentaa
Prime Minister aaa Minister Of toe
XnanFtotl NJ SiFanaky. Minister % War
~. NalahsVtcs. Ministss af fnstFnciiaa
e. Stoiiaa. MiaistsF Of JassieA
msaVy Gates n GFeat HFteain.
Ia4Daz, Sept. "A heAsy gale 10 PIE,
wafline in Great Britain. Many manol
ahtpQinR casualties have he1n reported
and nnmereas telegraph wires are doun
Thers hae atsa aeen heavy fail % Fair
and NE ttveFs II psSobsAiFe hare ever.
AeWeA their hank&
aaea@er DiNahaea.
LESBOS, SEPT. q - The staames
6amasiA. wAtsk Rfa Liverpoai en- AaE
alsl.. foE Bassen With loco passengers,
haa hean slzhfed fstafnlns - oaeeas-
aoWn aisAhlsa.
neaaratninG oFdeR ni4sslVeA.
Nmw 1oKx. sags. a--Jaage LacoRAh
toAay atssaiweA The FestrAintmg order 10
sha lniazssian soaEht ~ 6eaeee II.
IeanA aRainsf Henry 4. Ives 4 %. ana
ne aaeakholseFa % he Csnein1ali
Hamilipn 3 Dastaa Rsilroad b 80
antta to t1sus of 4ia0n1oo pFsfsFFed
aanak ~ sAat rad haa eaanssl fag
nianA uea rHrmltsad 10 szhaiif hgtef
af tAa eass b Ne uuaSt tomeEFos.
osef ne naak.
REpnERa, tcAl \ reps. a-Ths Wsav-
eFsills saaes WNnt oEuE NJ aAzk aboal
i...r&-s 49,. $50. ka.ae at.aa
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oewMsRaah

RWnERa, tCAl reps. 2.-Ths Wsax-
eFsiils e1aNe wNat esuE Ne aAzk aboel
shRne niles ahess na.atA. -. Eiesl
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

WE HAVK Just RECEIVED LARGE
easoEtment o. Japanese Fancy eoods.
Sslelns99res slk u ndkeFehisfs, EmhFutAerIsn
sS.efee1s. hsnoers, CFaps shash. Al kindR ~
SSafios. LADIES' Bnoerwezs, saenis' aslrta. Are
"a. @e-s and 9sner4s Inns o. uaefnf eEd
..A.-sstsi artlelea Rtsaae cal and sxamine
Our stoek Il our nsE store Ia Hopkins' FIs-1-,,
A1eot b1lieing. Front siraet. aasttis. lsfe
k0oas thunG manaEar. - alma aEikorfEed
% Inear any iBdebiedsess saainu tie Ras1ar
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REIEIsH COHnIssaox.


wHAr WIZ HR RHvxaRED TO rHH ETsn.
nAtns ooMMuafoS.
Loxpaz, ssps. Ala The Hoase Of
Commons this afternoon NJ. 6ourisy
asked u q vas intended 70 refer article
20 az TIE treaty Of Washinxton 10 The
fisheries eommisaion 80 vel a. toe asa
cry article; uheahsr HE coupstitiOn and
peuera Of the conmission woalc not be
10 aeeofdanca Wiih the memoFandam Of
tes Amertcsn 0overnment Of June,
1855; vhsthss Ne terms Il the drafa Of
The proaosol Submitted hy uniiea
States Minister Adams 10 The Earl OF
CArendan 10 lfss. woald form Q Part Of
he matter referred 90 the onmmission.
SIR ianes FsrsaSon repliad that Il
uaa iatsnded 30 refer article 80 30
tht Cemmission. He was net PREPARED
20 say thai the AmericAn memorandum
referred 20 woald limit tue seope Of tie
Camminsion. kARArdinR the AdAme
rrcfceoi, be referred the fnqairy 20
Lsfd SAlisbaryia diapatch of March
stth-. stating TIE vievs of tie British
Gaxegnmeut In proposine the Commis-
sina. Ine fuil teFuaa 10 be referred %
the Commieaion we're a. yea undecided.
Tha inclua&on Of tha matter 81 The
Alaska seal AsAsFsss vOala recsivs esn.
st3eration.
SIR Lienel SAckyale West, tie British
Minister a. WEsAineton vOssd Be TIE
neeand member Of The Commissian.
TIE laird woala be q Canadian
FtNAI sETTLKNxxT RoFxp FoR-
wAsaIx8Tus. SGD : -SecEetary Bay
sfd ssi4 taaazet thai Tiers vss great
rsasox % bepe hat fair and Anal at
siemsni woaad BE FsAeAed of ~ diass-
snces which bad always sxisted between
thts esantsy and Great Britain over tha
isAeFtss qoestssn sinea ISIS. anal ST.
tisnent e uAieA had neveE heea rsack-
81 The Secretary aid tAst Mr.. Chana
aaEsAin woaid aR4 TIE Gated States
ready 10 a. : = EAxt toward ssaarinR
- - "a. &C 4 a 1910
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= =, 49, : = sias 50. -
Hssis5-LSrhi dsn.na andpxinsspaIly
lnoaI. gsnrkni ntnous esnniIV a Coz fgr
Ne- i go. s,crke - CIV -
= n0o fnun. Buvrr rnason nrsned Al
af.IIs(: buVer yer a az. BrFer vear
eIo.1d elloI
O-sn-Brvsr, An anita indifferent
ana lha markss i Gu and nomisal a.
IN qsIaT SIX e1r &c.. e1oeka n she
sifv waFshoassa. 10 touR
friIiMaaa-Weaker. bran. al6.
GFain baas-Ssoeks firmly hsla. bnt
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= IaaxpoN, sspf. :. - The steamer
6AmasiA. UAtsh tsfa Liverpooi en- Aag.
alEi.. fcF Ba4soa With iooo passengers.
haa been alRhiad Fsiafnlns - oaeens-
aoun aisAhlsa.
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LaNDoE, aepf- s---A heAFY gale q pfe-
xafiine IN Great Britain. Many miner
ahtppinR casualties have hesn ferogted
and nnmereas tslsgFaph wires are down.
ThsFe be ataa eeen heaty fail q rain
end NE rsvers II psSOnsAiFe hare ever.
nnaaA thalf hAnkA
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eovtA. seVt. An. seAmbuloa hes
aaeui,slV anaoaaaad the formation OF
his cabinet Aa feliowG n. Saamhntaa
Ananrtotl N. SirAnsey. Minister of War;
n. NaaahsVics. Ministss ef festraeiiaa
3. Siollaa. MisislsE Of JassieA
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naaa lsttla circular addressed aFo
Properly Owners" was being sent cut
IA aioist b. 4 Oommitlee composed Of
n T. KiFon. q. p. Ferry, J. ID. Cough
ran and W, ID. Tyler. Il reads - fol-
fews. 1sThe question Of the location Of
tha Mefhodiaf University must be oen-
nifelg esifled a ths next session Of the
Confegenne. which eonseneB Wednesday.
aertsmheF tn. In order 10 secure the
mgui6oeut aifi Of $1,000 b. Mr.. O. b.
WFiahs, and the location Of the Unives-
sftv a o. near Tacoma, u is absolutely
nasesaaEy that ne Oommlttee snoalo
secure a Ieast $1,000 cash N adoiiion
10 Mr.. Wright's snbscFipsions and -
laEes q land bonus - possible. 70 order
% enable all interested Ia eligible sites
% BID for tie ioeAtion, mass meeting
viii Be held 81 The Alpha Opera House
a eiaha o'cloek Monday evening, bep-
tembeE,6lh. Y0u are urgently request
cd 20 b present prepared 70 make an
ofleg Ia cash % lands for yourself of
nsiahboshOod. A good share ef Toe cash
nssdsd has basn subscribed. We want
eubasriptions II lands WHISTLER oondi-
tienal Oh looaiaon of not" lt q signed
By the Oommittee. This Committee
waa appointed seme time ago a. q meet
ing 81 property owners and interested
persons hsid at she Tacoma Hotel.
Thay have been working hard bat very
quietly ever aince and have secured
Quite Q large Subscription, bat not
eneuah. Three papers ere 10 esFeult-
tion, and q 10 not known 81 this writing
last what they represent IN cash and
iand, Many uho we're expeoted 20 sub-
aoribs, however, have failed 30 do %.
TIE meeting Of Monday night is relied
npsn 10 make up the necessary amount
% enahle the COMMITTEE 10 go 10 the
Conference with the guarantee re-
CURED.
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L0xDoE, Bepi. 2.-The votes Of money
fer gae Irish GoveKnment are sill under
debate IN the House Of Commons. The
Parneiliiss this evening discussed the
ADMINISTRATION Of laW 10 Ireland until
NJ. smith, Government leader. ap-
psaIed 20 ths Chairman 70 stop the de-
bate. The ChaiEman claimed be had
no power and could only appeal 70 the
members themselves.
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OLfrn OEAINs HKa LEfTKns "A man
named swim came 20 The city today
from up the valley and hunted up Chief
az Police FullaF. He wanted 10 nee
thass listers, be said, which had been
published 10 the PosT IETEELTGKNcEB
e having been IN the possession Of
Wm. REYNOLDS, Who vas confined for q
brief periOd 10 the A street bastile. He
explained that Ollie Young. Mrs. VIII
coz and others referred to In the letters,
are nov living q short distance from
puyalInp. The Feferenee mada 10
Reynolds' note book as 10 Ola Young
having run away With one Hill, and hel
having told her father something about
him (Rsynoldsl which was intended Ia
provoke trouble between them, In the
midst Of which she was 10 shoot him
(Rsynolda), ia pronounced The veriesi
rot b. Swim. He says that the family
crossed the mountains about the tims
referred TO on their way 10 she Puyallup
valley, and that Hill was o driver Of
their horses. Swim says that "Olhe Il
good Girl. and was very much annoyed
over the publicaiion Of the letters from
Fred Martin y herself, and Just hev
Reynolds came 10 have them she doe
not know, unless they we're letters en-
trusted 20 him 20 deliver 10 her" HI
says further thai Reynolds was con
vlotsd Of stealing Olives horse; thai b.
vas sentenced 10 prison bat broke Jail q
Cheney. Chief Fuller gave Swim thi
two letters addressed 10 Oilie, bat re
tanned the others. Reynolds. Il will b
remembered, gave the name OF TFaino
when arrested, and said be was huntini
Reynolds 10 give him the letters he car
fied addFt ssed 20 shat name. Accord
tnaly, when released, the Chief told bin
that be (the Chief Woaid keep tn
papers until keyBolds vas found, ant
told him (the pEisouer) II he vas founs
In the city the next day, unless be VA
&c work be would be arrested. He bal
not been seen here since. NJ. wilcox
Who wrote one Of the letters 3,
Reynolds, - printed, is 0llie's mother
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Great Gaaa Hssaea.

pAHrn. Sept s.--fhe iaaue Of q great
loan IA announced 10 transform the
nsaaiuR deht OF old ~ per oent. Fentes
into perpetual per cents. Ia order 10
provide resources for che extraordinary
badeea Of 80 and for the conversion Of
the debts which state may be called w
On % paw % q short notice.
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MuNIon, Sept. 2.-KinR 0sto's periods
Of insanity are becoming less frequent
hot their hkeness 10 the lase King bnd
vig's attacks ere becoming stronger
Aatie
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CLKyKLGMD, Sept. e--Ths Anshe Che
ssb eoaarsgation have dedicated theiE
synaaoeue. Il Il said 70 be the Anesi
Jewish temple In she United States.
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San FRANcrsoo, Sept. 2.-At $50 this
morning Gre vas discovered IN the
rooms occupied By the California As.
say Company, over the Chamber Of
CommeFcs apartments, In the Mer-
chants Exchange block. The origin Of
the Gre Is unknown. Il is Supposed 10
be from the ignition Of Chemicals. The
FIRE vas extinRuished before any great
damage was done.
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LESBOS (Oua. J, Sept. 2-HenRy Fay
I0g, ex-Prssidsnt Of the Bank Of Lon
don sud PFesidsnt OF she Ontaris In
vesinsDt Association. was arrested this
afternoon. TIE caass Of the arrest has
not been made puhlic.
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PAaIs, Sept 2-Duke Campo Selioe.
the millionaire Who married the dAuah-
sar Of singer, she sewing machine man
ufaeturur, has died Of heart disease
bFonghs on by the earthquake 81 Men.
anfsa
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San FnANofsoo. Sept. 2-Fhs mem.
beFs Of the Sismese legation arrived IN
this city from London via the Canadian
PAeihe. ID 10 composed Of Marquis De
MoulFi. FOFsiRn Minister Of Siam, as-
eompAnied By bic son, Maj Chan, y. W.
veFney. Secretary Of the legation, Z. II.
Lofaa, inteFpsessF, and saits Of thFes
servants.
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Nxw YoRK, Sept, 2.-Lncky B, the
famous race korss owned By Z. ]. Bald.
yin Of California, vas stFiekea with So
we're spesma resembling those caused
By cershFo spinal menengetis at Hheepe-
head Bay, this morning. A veterinary
surgeon succeeded In bringing him
around, bat 10 not yet certain that he
uill recover.
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HONEY AND MARKETS.

NEW YoKK, Sept. 2.-Money on call
vas active at 10 3 per cent, last loan z,
closed offered 5; prime mercantile paper
IL; sterling exchange, dull but steady,
AZ eA.79N for SO day bills, and e4.e3h
for demand.
BONDS.
kuurss coupon. .L10St
Four and one-halfs, coupon. JOSH
Pacific otxe9.. LIZ
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Oongressman
Mills says be IL pFepaFing tariff bill 30
Be Submitted 20 tna next House Of Rep
rsssntaiives. which viii propose large
reduction In duties on iron, steel. cotton
and wool.
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THn HAaun. Sept. AHA elections
have resulted in the return Of the neces-
saFy two thirds majority In favor Of the
revision Of the constitution, the goes
ton upsn which che last Parliament
was dissolved.
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